Über-liberal Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said on Fox News Sunday today that while he’s ready to support a media shield law, he isn’t so sure that bloggers are protected under the First Amendment. Wait – what? “But here is the… Read More ›
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Brain Imaging Hangs Over Us Like Damocles’ Sword…
If the Mighty seem reluctant to air the Benghazi affair, the reluctance is trivial compared to the defenses in place against the threat of brain imaging. You’ve heard of Behghazi; have you heard of brain imaging discoveries? Right. Scientific research… Read More ›
Big Government Bullies The Church (If We Allow It) At A Price…
American religion has moved from Constitutionally protected to governmentally targeted in the 237 years since the Declaration of Independence proclaimed citizens’ rights unalienable because they came from our Creator and not from the state. Religiously proscribed abortion and birth control… Read More ›
Why Is The Government Afraid?
The Federal government is afraid. In addition to whatever the Pentagon is up to for the military, the Federal government is ordering billions (with a B) of rounds of pistol ammunition, has built ‘internment’ camps around the country, stocked up… Read More ›
The Poor Man’s SHTF Rifle
The Mosin Nagant was the standard Russian infantry rifle for about sixty years and in its millions helped defeat the German juggernaut in World War II. Durable, affordable, nearly indestructible, and with ammunition cheap and readily to be had, this… Read More ›
God, Give Us Men…Like Senator Rand Paul!
In honor of Senator Rand Paul (and his recent filibuster), here is an incredibly relevant poem that is a prayer for men who aren’t afraid to lead. There are several lines that stood out to me as readily observable characteristics… Read More ›
How Have We Reached A Point Where Defense of American Citizens Is Considered Wrong?
On March 6, 2013, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), conducted an impressive filibuster to protest and/or delay the appointment of John Brennan as director of the CIA. Since Brennan has made public statements that appear to be supportive of islamic terrorism,… Read More ›
Revelations From The Passing Week…(Not Necessarily Intended)
Some information tells more than it says: 1. 11 States Have More on Welfare than Employed is a story that could be confusing if the Administration had not clarified things by informing us that we’re better off than we were and… Read More ›
You May be a Low Information Voter if…
I first heard the term “low information voter” used by Rush Limbaugh (whom I believe coined the term) on his radio show. Since then, it has been picked up and used widely. But, what exactly is a low information voter… Read More ›
Time To Register Books And Put Reasonable Restrictions On The 1st Amendment
President Obama and his progressive allies have recently told us that even the most draconian of gun laws must be passed because “If we save even one life from gun violence, it’s worth it.” While that’s an amazingly ignorant, infantile,… Read More ›
Will The Tea Party Fail Again?
Will the Tea Party Fail Again? The Teafolk represent the remnant holding the Founders’ classical Liberal, Christian beliefs. In the 2010 elections, Tea Party influence replaced a significant number of Congresspeople and some governors. Though this was accorded success, it… Read More ›
Not Even John Wayne Can Help This Pilgrim
During an interview last week, the conversation came around to the issue of gun control, and President Obama was asked if he had fired a gun. In what was likely an attempt to smooth the raised hackles of gun owners… Read More ›
What’s Happening?
Well, consider: After Greco-Roman civilization collapsed into Christianity, things changed. Now, in America and many other places, things are changing again. The U.S. was founded as Christian, though a non-denominational nation where citizens’ rights are unalienable because God conferred them,… Read More ›
New York Times: Let’s Abandon The Constitution
It’s time to dump the Constitution. Hey, why not? I mean – hell – the U.S. Constitution is a crusty old out-of-date document that was written and ratified more than 225 years ago by rich white guys who owned slaves…. Read More ›
Gun Control: How Effective is it?
Since the December 14th Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, the dominant liberal media has been buzzing with commentators, activists, politicians, and celebrities calling for stringent gun control measures. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) has introduced a revision of… Read More ›
Overcoming Obama’s New Normal
Going into election day a Romney win appeared imminent. The experts augured a certain victory for Mr. Romney. George Will predicted 321 electoral votes for the Governor, Dick Morris boldly projected 325 and Karl Rove modestly assured 279 electoral votes for a Romney presidency. President Obama… Read More ›
American (Mostly) Vignettes; 2012
Here a few observations of the passing scene that seem to characterize America, circa 2012. Taking stock, in a way. Facts, not opinions; I’ll label my opinions. The first fact is that every taxpayer today owes, in addition to whatever… Read More ›
Baggins vs Batman: The Hobbit Spared Batman Rises Fate Due to a Gun
Record-breaking numbers have added to the headlines the newly released film “The Hobbit” has been grabbing, but one gun prevented more headlines from being made-headlines all involved must surely be grateful to have been spared. A crowded December 16 San… Read More ›
The Arizona Citizens Defense League weighs in on the Sandy Hook shooting
Background information The Arizona Citizens Defense League (AzCDL) is a non-profit, all volunteer, non-partisan grassroots organization dedicated to the principles contained in Article II, Section 2 of the Arizona Constitution that “All political power is inherent in the people, and… Read More ›
Red Dawn: Obama’s Continuing Change For America
by Jon Matthews, Right & Wrong Radio “Well, what started it?” “Two toughest kids on the block — sooner or later they’re gonna fight, especially if one’s a bully and the other lets him be.” “That simple?” “Maybe not. Maybe… Read More ›
